Texelana - fur rug | white

• Sheepskins are a natural product. No coat looks the same.
• The fur cover consists of several sheepskins sewn together
• Natural, so unpainted.
  

Maintenance and cleaning sheepskins

• Not fully washable.
• Stains? You can wipe it clean with a damp cloth. Try not to wet the leather of the fur. Allow any wet leather to dry and then grease with leather grease.
• Do not dry on a heater or in the sun.
• Airing: by knocking the coat out and letting it air outside, it will recover nicely. Preferably in the fog! So with high humidity, but certainly not in the rain.
• Brushing: if the coat starts to look less beautiful due to use, you can carefully comb it out with a dog brush or wool comb. This gives the coat a soft appearance again and also removes dirt from the hair.
• Vacuuming: Over time, some dirt and dust will get into the wool of your sheepskin. You can remove this from the sheepskin with the vacuum cleaner.
• Sheepskin cannot be washed in the washing machine.

Origin

Our sheepskins come from the Netherlands, England, Ireland, Sweden and Iceland and are tanned and processed in various tanneries in Europe, according to EU guidelines.